Brain teaser. Jack is looking at Anne, but Anne is looking at George. Jack is married, but George is not. Is a married person looking at an unmarried person? A: Yes B: No C: Cannot be determined The answer is … Read More »
Commenting today on news that New York prosecutors have charged Luigi Mangione with “murder as an act of terrorism” over the shooting of health insurance CEO Brian Thompson, Caitlin Johnstone writes: … the label “terrorist” is a tool of narrative control, … Read More »
While the well meaningly clueless, and the less well meaningly calculating, celebrate the fall of the region’s last Ba’athist government to Turkish, Israeli and Western backed terrorists risibly referred to as “rebels”, this post offers the views of three men … Read More »
The unipolar moment is no more and Western powers now rely on certified terrorists to help them achieve short-term Pyrrhic victories. Even as the loud cheers still echo, there’s no reason to believe the misadventure in Syria will be worth … Read More »
When I say I was wrong about Syria, I don’t mean I’ve at last acknowledged Bashar al-Assad to be the monster depicted by an empire-serving propaganda blitz for which ‘universalists’ Owen Jones and George Monbiot gave left-liberal cover. While I’ve … Read More »
As the blame game continues for those who, whatever our other faults, are not too deluded to see in Syria’s fate a far-reaching disaster, one valiant attempt to peer below the mire of claim and counter-claim is given here by … Read More »
Of many truth inversions by our lovely corporate media on matters Syria, one is that journalists who do the job they claim to be doing, and report from the land they play so pivotal a role in depicting, are reviled … Read More »
This week: Seoul riot police confront South Koreans demanding President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment Some features of the ousting of Syria’s government by US backed terrorists are already clear, notably the gains to Washington, Tel Aviv and Ankara. Others, notably the … Read More »
Podcasting a few hours after I’d posted on the fall of Assad, Brian Berletic moved from an incisive thirty-five minute exposition on what happened, to a more general observation: Although the multipolar world grows economically, even militarily; surpassing the US … Read More »
What to say other than that I read Syria wrong or, worse – though it’s too early to call – read the Axis of Resistance wrong. In my last post but one I acknowledged the terrible danger for that long … Read More »